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JAX-RPC Web Services – can methods be excluded?

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    romanowski
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    I am using MyEclipse Blue to generate a New Web Service. It is a JAX-RPC (WebSphere) service on a WebSphere 6.1 target server using the Bottom-up scenario of creating a web service from a Java class.

    My issue is that the Java class i am using to generate the web service implements the javax.xml.rpc.server.ServiceLifecycle class and therefore has a public init() and destroy() method. These methods then become part of the web service interface and are referenced in the WSDL, behavior which is undesirable for us. Is there any way to exclude these methods?

    We migrated from the Rational Software Development Platform (Version 6.0) and the web service generator in that IDE provided a series of checkboxes that allowed us to choose which methods would be included in the web service interface.

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